The Sun. — London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. An article front Gotha, amongst other courtly' gossip, informs the public; as a piece of gratifying in telligence, that Prince Leopold , of Saxe-Coburg, . likely in future to bestow the greater p ar t of his life upon that ‘, pleasant city." His Royal Highness may undoubtedly spend much the greater portion of his time in Germany, and that without altering his pre sent habits in any remarkable degree. But our grief for the absence of that illustrious personage will, to a certain extent, be consoled by the reflection, that when his Royal Highness withdraws from England alto gether, gratitude and generosity must both suggest to bun the moral fitness of leaving it in the same modest manner that he entered it, and of henceforth trusting to the attachment of his own countrymen for the incauns of supporting him in a career of noble hos p italit y al itl princely splendour, equal to that which has obtained for him in England such a popular and enviable name. —Times. 4 paragraph has appeared in most of the papers, stating, that " the Club at ,Brookes's • have, passed a vote for 5,0001. to be : .employed .in a Parliamentary scrutiny as to the legality of the return of Mr. Spence for Reading." ; Premising that we care nothing as to what may be the result of the election for Reading, ,we must be allowed. to • express 'our surprise that a dub composed, as Brookes's is, of the flower of the Whig party, and therefore of grea t sticklers for libert y and propriety, should suffer mud) a statement as this to go inicontratlicted. We.will . venture to say, .that bad any thing of the kind been attributed tl., a Tory club, we should never hear the end of it ; and very properly indeed—for we do not kuow a worse use that dubs can be made of', than thus to attempt, to bear down and intimidate individuals by the weight of a general purse. —We doubt very much whether there is any truth in this report, but look upon it rather as a flash in the pan, or a bolstering up of Mr. Fysche Palmer, who IH-a member of this chili, and Mr. Spence's, opponent. A great deal was said at the time, and very properly said, by the organs of these satin' Whigs, about the unconstitutional nature of the Constitutional. Associa tion, Which public scorn and general contempt have long since consigned to the tomb of 11w Capulets.--- But surely these same Whigs Wollill .110 Very inconsist ent people to be professing to do. the self-same thing themselvesswhich they condemn so 'warmly hi others. —We trust, therefore, that there is not one word of t ru th in the report ; and that the club . in question, which has sunk of late year)) into an enviable state of insipidity, will not seek to revive its former notoriety, by a step which, of all others, would be most improper in the quarter from whence it . professes to come.— Morning Refold. : ' It' is Curious' enough that an attempt should be 'mule to introduce the POor Laws into Ireland at a time whets' their general ineffidaey said Oppreasiveviess stre.: so ' much complainea- ofYsin , ihis• country;) -. Thal'origitil ' 'design, indeed, of-those a od—t_l law.s.wassr I .. ey were meant to sitiraiiii:sloldviiiinfargainstAilifititliatid mis fortune—but they, are now'sochanaed in practice, that the framers of their', 'lf l thef tWee' (tligeturn again 01, earthr,',WOUlT 4iif he' able to recognize their own work. AiitheyOPerafe' at' pres'sait, 114111)1g' . tifilt lith'fiakils)s iiiiitY 'ever'llvit' osiold be niohf'effeetiN i . in rtlpfis.s' s. ing the nati4diarliy of ti,,' lii,arCiitlt - int , the licit, and deattoling ,the,sense of . i,tidevendenre 'jwit.) , the poor. Wperes now. doea 1 - Logland proem, to vw. l °.: ti,.ii Oct of men that were deaervedly , 'ealled ~• A hold pee. I:cerre, siintry, their"- eanntry's' pride.~'?" ) .fini , h -,i: Olio ti.; ow bixt the picture Of .all't7ef;''a l n n d.: thi'. tomt 1)c the Case tit; long .as,the Poor Lam are atiroi4Acri.2tllil tilt , present manner. . One great cause of their va vorion: • iiii4 been the tinfatiourable • ear which' Copt; ~i• 1,3 w gave to" subtle and , far4etcheil ' interpretatiom of the' statiltes. Herice , the doctrine 'of cow:flan ti V e settle , melds, which is as' much cloo.ed 01 0, , , , i i , i ,j,. ; , 1 ,, „„d forced distinctions, aod 4s. moth t.104411§m.l hy, eon , : fradietory denisiotW .:v; , atty.. branch' of our eq it itYr.'sys7t , gm uffeetitiAiVii riettsrol'hiftdedtproperty. 'lite ci)tt. sequence is;:,o44' VILA' . prOOtiitift . 'a t,rik; tax ' ,Itriied: Ander the ° pante of is l OOritate , t, 'ni' :titiiiiriite'fed in parish litigation. - ' tie idloi•K o'veric, , ei•:s aritr itetlireittitorhe to thrive .upok!thessitl'iathsil'e kir ti,!t! , poor ; nid„ the, , lat,- ter, in their turn , . resort tot i.ery artifice slid pcttyirai:ici try impose upon •the , parochial authoritio. ' Who will aiyrthat this sysn d an o ts;not requiri• s 'thorough re formation ? ~21"ievcr w ill thi,:i. 1:m. , ; b; : fliy•thiog;hot a burden and a ScAtaital to the countly, until they . are re. stored, to their orip;ind unity of dcsign,.and :;oiplicity ibroiposei.-iiiid. - • ..;., .':,.::,, 4 ;..!. -2--. : .. . The French ,Ultritgars seem 0 ha l ? 406 . '0 i 2:' &I , With the mosSittuititrY4 #14,11f. ar the 'ion'illlgatioll ,ol' The Portuguese.Chaiter,,,and the, gitarantee Of. . it by the English (lovermwent.' "'hey are - litterly atitonisliet l a nd co n ft) iI I ale& )y* this bold 'and the hiisse asu man re,--- England, says the Otiofidiey . );e:"'whitii'hud 'voted :s) , ff nu, t y want! -0., put (1,A , v0;, reyoint,igitary, _ Frattef— En . gland, which had her Alien Bill to controtif the; opetfatioris,.,4,lrolotiormy o*iles i. - T y441).0(1, Oisei ,t3littistelii-ilifictiset Ailiemetilues so sternly,agaiitst every) .leyolutitioary t narefocot . ----Eitglatahl whose, Ministersi . .had fledaretl n ainst, eA, , ery interfertitii:e 'with the dtt-i inestic concerns of othcrcoontriesL4hat England; afte/ ititl4B;'•‘ ,4 should., have 'aided at , the;hirtli •of a flew rev d at i onn t y nuebster —nitolild haye :,041.101 it:iel: with planting it in the bosom of so helpless a coilutry A o9lltAgal, and have guarantetsl its protection, ap 'pears stnstraryA. e;' as to he' ex' , iiliCallic 014 on Ilk) I t ypo. t.heftit3 of, Enfli 1 .aoc and her Statet:ancn heio ! l;tinted to the very core Willi 0 .Ni:444 1 00Y :. ' lain ,11 inveigh. against. the Chailo;:aktil citi.7 Vox and I firey to prove, that it is impossible, a prli4, to ii, the 'wisest andlleat.ifystern ' of f goventtnent, forge all the while that the greatuesSri and) the.' glory, anti f ree d o m, of Engl.nid, i reiii.iie '.01 1 14; Attila Ch t o l d her Bill' of ~itiglits, and o w t,tlit.lT4b o us the. !-;elves govern the , iPrench , under la Charter, which the' gitar;iiitees-and Inbstrutum of wlAwver political lik , , t y they nioAv*pni*l:6‘s; or may heteither enjoy.. : .".1 portpgucNit'ol4te; 4101 ' Sq. )Ti a tire-brinni ; it il involved 1 ortug i x t ' iit ~OW . fil!ifit ditAlli Ili i , i' litters commotiork'and in , ty-goon i,5 , ;(1,04wv,i,,;,i; in .6 war. Had I)t)Atigal, says the Quothiii:r i ne, borticl% on t he Italian P eni ,l l l l l l ll ‘ a : a ::tl":o l : it . s i,3 'O'tt . ' l i t i l:!lt , fi l k r il e t a:(ly "f i t i a ' e xtreine,„prinfen s e ,_, , i h e ilit ostwo., Atter au, con applied the reineo}• noes this sagacious reasolleri coiny . s: t to iktis,. whet! Port ‘, t h e revo ui ) shall , , ,„ , it Itt n be , combatted o-day m r v . , i ;I)tiitl." It s' Oulu 1 howev that 711:1:c-7)e"):litirjlgra‘'nilVjit ir im.-41, coi:iplai!lt. ?iprings _ ' •-, ti, Mired Of iniktical freed , . mo re, tr out t, ten . urinate.'; „ , ~ '' • than their alarm tit, the .cert:ol), bot s) 1 ( 1, , with whisk England is forming..oeW relitt'i°"'• I ,at the zeal .IN eOnsolldating ancient ;illiances,: ant ..,.. 4i . , ''''illiCls the E.llirli:,ll ( ioVerlialatt ''eXptillds plesd 66'1 , ~ ; 1 1, 1 ,lcli i t ' nl i., ti r o : iiin'throug tlnintry which (sae be. perc,mica l't'ef P, Liwerl ' - ,nit'o4l'g, .4,Y,ft‘ile.lo,::e,. '': , ll lih is . .is- whie,l., sintla.mes i abl e r of lint 1 ...r.'reridt n tr,i!..; : they, a uote rs, blit 'they fiat England-; )'.arc lift t i l l ;Y', 4e.e sines' so lid services to toaokind, an exhaustiesf, whotee England may draw on the gratitude of futUre ages ; the foundations of intercourse arid amity, whiCh will weave closer and mere InsOarable bonds of alli ance, than treaties ever did, or, ever could, consecrate. Nei Tinzes. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. • BOW-STBEET.7,-A man of respectable appearance, with somewhat of a travelled air, well-looking, tall, and having a wooden leg, who called himself William Davis, but whose real name appears to be Willi ran Price Davis, was brangla before Mr.' Ilsu.a, charged With the folloWing scandalous fraud • Mrs. Smith stated, that she 'keepa a haberdasher's shop, at No. 1,9„ Blue-cross-street, Leicester -square ; she is a widow, her husband being (lead about two years ago. On Tuesday, the 12th, of -September, being-alone in, her shop, the prisoner entered, anti won after took a seat in her parlour, talking familiarly to her about her late husband, whom, he appeared to have known inti mately well. lie matle,partioular, inquiries respecting her chil dren, and with a mother's partiality, she brought hint their cepy= books, to show him their progress at schooL " Ay, ay," said their supposed uncle, looking at her boy's copy, " I see yoU have got him christened James, after his poor father." The prisoner' then spoke of his travels, and maid that by his exertions abroad he bad secured a guinea tr-ilay to make his old age independent. Mrs. Smith congratulated her'newly-found brother du-law on his comfortable prospects, and feeling that the brother of her departed husband was entitled to her kindest and best welcome, She insisted on his partaking of some refreshment, after which he rose to, take his departure, hut, • as if suddenly recollecting himself, he said it unfortunately happened that he had not as yet converted his foreign stock into British money, anti he was in ion - 114:de want of a few pounds, adding, " If you can oblige me; dear sister, with a little money till Friday next, I shall receive it with many thanks, and not only double but treble the amount will I repay you punctually on that d 4." All the cash'she had at her Command amounting only to 11. fis., which she hail just received frbni one of the lodgers, and this.sum she offered with all her heart. Thanking Mrs. Smith for her kindness, he assured her of his friendship, and took Ida leave, promising to call faithfully on the Friday following..' Time evidence of Mrs. Smith and her brother Mr. Bartholomew was then taken, and the prisoner was remanded till trrinorro‘e (this day), wheu the cousinof the deceased Mr. Snrith, and a Mr. Width!, jun. Of the Strand, are to appear to prove the identity of the indi vid nal whom the prisoner personated. When Mrs. Sulitli's neighbours heard of her loss, ',Very one was' on the watch for it person answering, the description of the pri soner and 'accordingly the sound of a wooden leg being beard yesterday in Castle-street, Leicester-square, the alarm tear given, arid in a few moments after, the , pristmer was fully identified and taken into einittwly in the shop of a :gingerbread-baker in the mine street, where he had taken refuge, suspecting the coining storm. M A. 14.111 f)I1( Ilia 11-.S'FREE'r..-A very eccentric lersonage, who gave his name l'howurs . Waite, was brought from. the wateli }Muse. of St. Pancras parish, charged with wantonly disturlring the religious exercises of a Dissenting congregation at. Clore-street Chapel the evening before. • By the, advice of Mr, CoNatvr, tie gentlemen belonging to the chapel consented to the discharge oldie prisoner, with au tinder !diluting. that if he again caused any disturbanee, lie was to be given into custody. Tlie pri, , oner made' low bow, anti said he would take the earliest opportunity of visiting the chapel again. The poor melee friends nit. understood to live in Whiterose-alley, near .Whitecross stivet, iu the city. . . lIAVE (IN -(.; AllDEN.—Vesterflay Edward Steel and Ri chard Goldin g were in-ought up iti custody of two Bow-street pa -401, charged with stealing grapes out of 'the garden of the Rev. lir. Wilson, curate of St. Mary'a,. Islington. iiTlittiotleotutte;( l onied , the robbery. They. Said they worked in r4o44clit'a,kicK-Ae141,1 i antkwre,going !tome, when they were Met; 14 two I tAthit rnen„wlio:aikrt . ilierti t o e take a walk 'aerosis the fieldia, and when these inert Went'ain thitiiiiide'n *all; 'they had .. ioit)eat,hat, it was for the ptirpose of robbery., .q , ,-...f.., .101;. q ., LNii,',,;'!44 . ' p l y,' dl4,l6tikfuloi ;have thAll hel4lt of this loth( fekelble stiai'yi'Willligiiiiih'iis the pioltioncrf(4lilding;thoutilk. ii4iitel, t oulit Vi rio doubt' qtl" ‘l)iti , goilt, , ;fet, h fi liwag :Ito Sufficiently ,irektilled ? iisitt 4hettlilittierstathi)e,4nlydreid. to Ins lot Lint Ihfr.! 140.7, tPtltit! aglittitt I.steel.htletp,conritusivit, ,he 544411111, i be', eutornirrot,tn t he Housed Correction for six weeks, anti ltept to bard lah9tir. ' 'i,) - I . g . ol'4l!'•sltell A R*. ii:.-Iftsihn ) d tei fawnlike was trovahnl too:- "' %SO tli‘loAlit , 4 !A:lost a 4.l4;re:steer' iti , .tile. finali :gemination ,n( ichuni .Jackson and William :Redmond, both ehitsgetl titt t i",*,,,, tillzbtitikett,lDieultkiget.,oiftti:vpioitt;t,e'ol4-111neutthei044,1ut;0411410,01,1.7‘9,f,5;,140 l4e f .o foals Jackson ivas fully eminnitted for trial, and Itetimon'd bound oPtr, 0 .wAtielt• • . . - ' • • ' - ...boycjc,yark us a- brought up, iliarged with lie - filing a horse and A mate, the property of Ali:. 1111,E•S TOOley. The prisoner was fully committed. . .. . , ',flak lkiiErfll4:iTit F, ET. •-,--4.l , lobfircoliitirage, ntiii - 40 I.)iiniel 441104 y, a IJottitqi}lealer,,inW;.iitwortli-strect, Whiteeli'aiii4;)tiiiii brojigKitp . ip e.tart i ei,li, of Talton, t lie i'iTwer, -who, after Ititioli - !4* titAty,ontefetied,ipapliretientliiit 'hint •ill' the . E3ist tudie Doelai . iLud )?l1 e$ at t'll'*l . ' iluit.feilietflitlie eirtnntlision-olternest eri. ' criVtioilislaili alea J lliefe ) * l o haitietllilin nor-Dr:wary,' ,resi‘ling , jai the same neighbouilmod. ~.e. limiir..lo,. Mr. John *pity, on iVis'FreliilViiiiillnic the warrant was grant (tit; A:VOL) kliietifil list Eit triday, is: ening„.. whi,le Ith was.ii apeakm) to a+ gettaleinaot in.WesittvortWittreatts. , 4* 4t#Pti9.1 1, ,V(M449 PP I I(.I 3 Y s t ittie;ifettialisCrettini, Elio iixtwoliatfly,t l o4)44 l ,oWftre,,;tf e ,AM! f r om *b o om, tin' promtled, ,stlatilteftht:myftlr.lifil'll..e4, '.-r z li, If!'_ .l infant or about. stry kr years ,ofiage.:by.4llel/egttp-3 1 P$, alo,P ,sr * iktril tlwee.Several times against the pivgnieitt., 4.1A-#Vl47#F3dl',Pi/.4',1t tititli groat violetsce d o lt passion,,into thin atrot.,,.t if, s.lln,w.Opti4 l . i'lin , &et in, assist It, 'hitt be . .vi'lo.o9-9YtrNlifft;itYi ‘lkiVoe, i!ilt i k#ll3 fir. : bittitl , !bittwAtili, .quite , ptnYerler4 , ,After tie ironer. ' tl .ler tbuiPli;dit'd ilis`b4rbarit.yi,loi,4§4o o v e r to bits 411)ssr and wit hilt. Attlf ticiwitjlilliftiptoßt,wriefflerpti4 .o/Miller ;. I Mt pi' Kona. iwtitit"s Allirixackting 10,ttfirpliptotlii!I he, iail olf, and : i , ki33l)gi at the real• oftheprernisas. t ,J4lri #l.iiltl i wasistilise.lM-iitly reitinveil to Ow Imo -4uwiloVil.4ll,.wbglii:iliqw,li4 ill a vcry hopeless sute. , . illie.lllcasr.itsric oliierysl, ttilit a more brutal wenntiny had bearct4y!eVar.eitilleh,fil'et"kituW4) l ge, iii'd e'14104 , 3111if, tile in.i, ort..r, .ustiell hittt'What,44Acw he couliiipps , 4l,ly tiff ,r ?, Prisrautrs-e4adallaray titithlog . tiny", Init %cait nii.til I all trirl. ...Makltter44l:4-4but importunity Flial la i.'vr. ,, it'ds' eltilkrto pat.:: i shell. net.. 44;39134,pm ; for ;I' the 3 l 4 r4ett*s 4 , iti:fi'the child is. Itt , ,pPyo4l4; I C4lll:Wi, Itypsitily thi 11 of adii ii ttill . ' i'ti'li in hail. ~. Ile Was agoorditigly . gqlgni , rtoii, : ' • ' ''' ' ' "1'',0 . 1VN4ivifi1:1.......-.MiantiatoitrAt , : NitiVAltis.--..-A Kei,tl.- iv T io)ri: .hkoleoa ,Mair.f.pountitna,,,' Nati ,10)4449#4 ; litit i , , i1i33.1 tuilittijt ,het IntsitttnEl'of qultit hy"re.baptiling., : ltitAti,wit,h, 43,14111ry ; t1,t-i '4 3 001) , ' tiintellittivtigt .. 'Sho rtbattsti, the • eliuro f .avidaccrwatkhinr ac 1 1 1 6.4eitiiittilit , 0304.6 110 ' her, ,bylthatqpind .fir A'ittrugeotaly,,qp9r ili at" Itiii4eutatif , Tait . of the ellitillllo , •uo,ihit) rtly ..plurcroslug,itta fl u 's.. &vv.; litit: ,- i 1 4lv. . lintiovatii , irirw(tieplp lAtblitl;VfoipLit dii# , „sr. the' midi iplieity Of lii4 :41utime ..i4i,Vifit4iotekb*,i l .l l ll4 o ob3elpfpt iiim to H.ty Nt'l,,,ilit,r he-had appliod. intAnfattnatiptr . to . ,lilii wife', skidl of not ; kebably.. ho .itaalii itto)-if,t,an, lie had Do daub' 4II(. Ift!'is , i'VCsi it ; Ind if :ivat,! Ite.,lad: only ; vakl,, ilt,r,,,,as 44 -%PII , 111 tis tradosnien: should ito; rill lUirattrao : ; Afte,VAPPlisplUt 114 'reel-inanition, ''‘ thltill'Oi" , ail•(...)sogrevel ,. ..ss.y.s);o',‘: Irgyajlq+ l j l 4 . AP. her beauty,". and the 41)111141 Mrs. D. rushed into the outAtyipte. itrin'oi' or li t ;.l)(lnoronistpi,oithe:ayoilislkisiv4tht t l u i of all gawren thelMigistrato I i itoselli mint, e‘ci.!11 1 41 1 ..,...,1t Wits 4t.9r tl i"' s, P. 14 " e ." ,01 •;Reporter (as soon, wilt ;haul sifted h _ _ iSs v iri), a it/MA:Mg picture ,of dotneotie .reniitteiliation !!, .. , , ~ , ~:, ~, li CICI (I Ni.l I ,kt.t.4.l*efiti , rdriy it . :11111t1 nomad :I/riirey,4l43'3, 1i,31/ ~ , , l itirti(ilil4lll . CV V.'s Oil tlffiee,lll 01410dy;:behire thusitting iklagis.- ii..ite,' Al. Sw a. ur N, ESti.,.i.hitrgeljwithbreirk big:into :the ruin's of a poiii.Widow, lialced-Ilcatimotiti t 4 esiiling in: Loinhar ind,strem glut Mio,, .tiol c!eitling:llll , ~ , . .itole of llinerlittleAtvoi)erir, consistg_ofei; 'llic lima-mei-, ...i.lm is a fellotenf.,geav&lcitiking oapecr, with,44ll 1,61. 4,10 h. 1 i 1., iv ii ~.1 fait in remit,. anti ;key !, lunch resembling:mai a A,iv. I . t.( . ;,11,1 " Oil' -,..v:..1.11,r,," cloilared with a pitltt* , ejttattli 3: ‘ii" il ,, t li'• 1 ,/ , ' , ,, , ,• iorthed , s. td'iltiitt 41161 11(6 ' . vetting, tiside , l44l* (''..,irok,',Hril ~, lii ;1101,,,1E tar IWO': it hrealdiigiatdtt h.dy)s toorti, atcl ',. , ',t.rtiiil, l , :, 1,.. - r pr01,,,t.i v. lit ',xas'fiully'eotnittitfed the "j a i' '..-' '',i .. .. i',.,,, Idol,, ~,,,,i,t yi,, , ,,.t 11 and , Ciantifr‘fihrtoe4. were bruoglit ~1,1, tort:the ...it Coe , Ala ..,isi r..u., cicirol with 14 tostling ,, two., pit*** i i ol 1 I - ,rill ha nd • .el;l' , l , i . tt'uo'tl'3• ',hop oi'lli. 111311ghtott, a hileAl-dr4P. l ) t t i fplitihm lA' ii4ciatial 4 l'Onii. - teith' th 'iiVi!idrti•rti l'.- 1 e Cllhlnlitt#ll!f4V 8 six ton •for three nom to etteb, ~ti Magistrate, oi,sor.viiiit fink the=4orivietiatii h imulti ,he le- , `r , roft ( 4et'ilie eiti)-iiiitiozi of theitt ingiriaininent; Jt, , ,-,_.1.1..a.............5aa , :. _ • •• ~ i ~..„ 1 '' s f rtie'itilto (elute:rin e, .(44,ptiiii) , ! Kincittl , $ 6 ll C A L ii T i , c l+ et'u t tlit n forAitnitttny . Utt Thin-laity, the ..7.41 iittifl;•,iu?d ! I ';' "r i s ,. itay, when se .AA lo t i o : g age 4011, ~m oce i li Fo rlevi on b? , art , As . : i .14/ 4=VAlNVl46 . 4titiityttltyv in part ofi the shiplhalorir deck, bfl" 1 : thl.lpm - o .left c ..imno 9 t: - cliipiiin kinitailf, svaS so Otttuperal e " 41 ' .11 t vI Y . ,,j u ttg 1 Att, ' ttaliii; itiitniliiital - linttliti Went on the,rntsk i ut tbf ‘ - ' li ' e tiifftAig iffie,tlient-ittlow;bischittunit tivo bottleft 9 1 , V. r'4 -te . ' They rentainiu:t.ittn t r et tail mo 4 sy l i ot; 11 , 5 1 ,11 they, ‘ml;e, 4 . '": Atnintrett, tl r t t i , t4Vltiottitiltri,llrtir l o nely eiiindlop by the c 'e'V o f 't*l4jii" 4111rq1°f.cir,.44.,• '- ' (1 I.'" l ii iin taYety at tthe . ~ , , gor,,an 4it e , _,.,..„ port of Irvine on to e'Sviiititent r thitt. di?. . A ittiitotiTipt 4olll. V '''' set on foot, a n d a sufficient isitti-iwas , fsion. , raiseilt to, villyieyi.dern home to their frivada at Cireelioek,.....A ir 4ilvert4er ? Sept. 14. OLD lIAILtY, 19. NEW COURT. Elizabeth Swedelaid 'and Sarah Wright were indicted for keeping disorderly brothels in St. Giles's. They both pleaded guilty, and were ordered to be, brought up on the adjournment day to receive judtment.. Mr. ADOLPHUS yesterday exhibited' articles oft e peace against Letitia Barker , at the instance of her brother, Mr. .lances Milton, of Douglas-place, Bayswater. The articles stated, that t he sister was in the constant habit of coming to the house of•the exhibitant, and threatening his life if he did not give her money and clothes; and stated several instances of abuse and annoyance. Mr. CONST observed, that the difficulty of the sister ob taining bail would probably subject her to imprisonment for life ; he could not therefore make the order. It was a great pity such animosity should exist betw'een such near relations.: The 'other, it appeared, was in affluence, and the offender in poverty, and he could not ; think of making the order without at any rate hearing the sister. This morning' Mr. ADOLPILUS stated, on Mr. Const resuming his seat, that Letitia Barker was in Court, and ready to explain. Mr. CoNsT said, it was an affecting ease, and asked the female at the bar, what explanation , she could give ? She replied that she alone was the injured person ; she would not hurt a hair of her brother's head, but thought it hard for him, who had injured 'her, to be living in affluence, And to leave her to famish in a workhouse. Mr. CoNsT asked her if she had any legal claim, or if her br other owed her money ? She replied that her father had left her 1001. at his death, which her brother had appropriated, instead of putting it into the bank, and he had sent her for two years to a madhouse, when she was in her senses. Mr. ADoLpurs, for the brother, stated, that he had been a bankrupt, bus had got a legal discharge from the Mr. Cowl , said, that he should not think himself justi fied in ordering her to find bail. On her promising not to go near her brother's house again, she entered into her own recognizance for 201. to that effect, and was discharged. IMDDLEFSX SESSIONS, SEPT. 19. AIRS. WEST THE TRAGEDIAN. A person here entered into the witness'-box, who, inn tone and manner that bespoke great composure, addressed the Court to the following effect,:—,-" It is probable 1 am not known here ;.my, name ia . West; I appear here in‘con sequence of a statement inserted in the newspapers, anti in c ompliance with a notice which I have received from an attorney. • If I had had the good fortune` to be preFent in Court yesterday, I should have been easily able to re fute those calumnies and vile statements which tend alike to ruin my character as an actor on the stage, and to wound my feelings as a father and a man. I therefore hope •and beg to be favoured with an indulgent hearing." .The CHAIRMAN—The Court is bound to take cogniz ance of a complaint which is susTained by an oath, and to take the requisite measures to prevent the repetition of the violence deposed to. It is therefore indispensible, Mr. West, that you should,enter into the requisite se c uri ty.--- If, however, you wish to makittny observation upon the c i rciiiir -iiniet• the Court will hear you; and if what you urge shall be found to merit attention, it may so tvirate as to induce the Court to reduce the amount of the re-; cognizances. Mr. ',l'e-it—l . suppose I shall be at liberty to produce v l itness i tsttireiit the allegations'advauced against me. p liii t tapikNi-4 apprehend not. - • f ti" i t? fogy.% f Ili tzlbre'ff: ukt •. v ' Y ~,- ' 1 k,, VthyArli reeoitiknen , (l jilt. vvtlt,to Iva, me ar icici. tile ore 14 •I?liertul:e:4 1.0 ii .t 1 .00; (.&-,elly . 'I.S 1111011 Velu t ,. ,I , „ ' Vt. Wi:STL-1 Omit do 140. Nly i regut, t• , .4i., ..A''i16,0:•; , ,.-' to me iltay,Tyl.• ; Anil in iiir iii4a tt.. it i.. ...Oh a..t..at Icapptlily,:qy.4 ed. .1\11..., ' . ry ,i lia , _*adii';i4l4nrivltiO ph14 . ..11 7 "feel it neciaiatry, 19 , iitirtis ;''': jie I iikfT;oitai'rieh. il am not emir; teitbefe a t, 411.011 A' eiii ilt licild.r.d?Prlgitrkliii' the ratiaie trade. The .taiti?&.ielYfeli!.l support ban ruined me. An to the - bail, if ', it had ,heeri ten Alines greater, 1 'mina .htreaL, poetised it us 4044, ; .1 could .-disprove,',• the ehar g i n) that t hatie Wen mokitigtkinsOnp.f ~ ' • ..., Mr. West then retired. ,•iijti,t,i ,!, ••'..' • , . , . THE MARKETS. tem , grlfiP!. ever nt)pi GREEK LOAN. .• R it ' SY tht c.!'l;. 2 =l'A''*i l / aasgiagof iit MitlYertOi 14 '- S ' cniier 544.41114, ifiefVerl higi'llifies'lloirditit Sabi)! lir that:town tiettinie. vitili*rfiriertd6olllol4 Wei' tinknOwitiletuse;'und Aillain ,h)& Air; iiiiiikiAtlthitteiowtvehearil ' to.veproath herielliinthe post ,ior- I Awful.: ittiiw iambs Worthiele and linKtlifa:ellle,hllll?letl4,por solllll.,,,thiliw VtlrOti',FlWl4ol 4tol4l l 4l4dit4ip•!s -W41 3 AV.ki l tkol k i Otayhfg gOkel' t iktiolkii tivili3O , lei pr ( . 1 45t4,4,.9g1idiff Pij. i rif k l e4 ilbtrriOßo4 441110 1 64 1 ;15 11 Ittl'Afff n f k .W11 9 fei s i l i/Fvv ,v ‘my i r vealed her implication in a inng-ontmurd eystety ? . 9 : rf o t b A ry ‘ its' rnOrlstt9flTiti t lifl i rA D , i ll, i 'lll r TKiirtft ' . t seems t h at to.xouttg ri 1 utt..n , n o ut tnateooota, an tler, from timi% ittlili4 id sltsetitheir lollirelr'ili ifibtek,iillitiA;"tirid et fi4 r - ttit ielksli tria, ' bronkeehrth Iv. tie juir In a is'lkit nl4, these hiet:e fotirld'iiiill IrViit tistitiordlita4 , lquaxttilby,ittigetbde witlilntkeriptwi kilned: Imo perW The i gillt's eiri.nsyweteati noes' t0..A.04r4004 it10i1,, , ,4 eeeehed theirsitikpfe)l4vioe4 o l. l 4l l Ar i l k i : Wk. Or 09 , P.4 . 99f1F' 04Y? after her removal to the house of her klitef t "?vlal .illilk."-;.1.1 1 ."11f 414 iialitOtlf° 19PP-04194 , .4 4 'Yll'dPiq 4 iteiTM‘Pl e( • p yr ip tc th t ,,rty l ! acid i t e,eiv, *.she efk i r ic T ,4, o ll l ,,sl9ejip . jcepu . - tinne4lthose -youtnr her: itgatiya the eon4uissibu i ?ftliihcintsYyl. add i inl?retl theiol4 iynfit" . 4,lil4 4 pai'd filljetitiO n tett', tiblVtippt et6df tioit Presented; '''/ 4i"',iiro,l*4lloib' siriaide have hie+ VbittbilttißFtn 42fftRilitA iiilliiie oe.'l“"' r' l ''' ''' i.; " Wilton gaol fur trial. , An i i kereslitfrfilife,lealllll4l t p 'elf Milli le' 1-6 es, , 1 , , ~ • ~.., , ..0.:0 -:• , A,„ ~.`4. , ti)d,l./11(1, .. _I ill rathershahby a tti re} bpi Abiqep !y I goon Kee tag, try tve o at 'Ali. John TeiiiVal'4;tiler' n6et6i - fleiidityci,"'itp Ithi;itliiiitt ifirje xVilkt{ ago: ' TO' yailt dna heiritiy of the hilly; who o,' attrmiteil 'it 'Melee b • ilr. liitirritis , Pergival, , tfuitstmot.iN iiitti,*lief an 'for tier , griniaritiyAgitriorMaltintihniq:,•ohe •liaving, iireehmilylitAitamkett, that slot waant , peri4 us el tink,T4o4l Abliged„,ta dee in her present disguise, and at the risk q.)lvirhiire,.,A t on l i 'lto Poieualtinit , Teglt 41%0. Lisl4. 4l o,o l ,4flP4o4 o fbo rr: l: l l l CAllit k lArre of whigh r 114 very g enerously t rive her valuable g!)l . (l:ijug,sm%pro. , ' ent; 1 foil' Lei.' gobil4i4taittemiiptuif: ..(nlig iiiiri iitlithiltt'.s hinl 'fa igt•ida'afghart,' a Milige':fottl• itwitetfliisbnitl' hut , hoi , iuell person livin g there, she Was recommended to a Mr. Switiutinti) l ;al lii,-,q0#0,1 ,ilk: ' itimud iipt i t thot e dNlnter.aogentitinian:ufnlinkl hie bieticttottlid IllefAlliertiseviliortly,• ..o his undeni. , . slie suoirfl4 i 4 gty.eliferecl . uporcher 104g44 , 4 4Llllotiono .,, it i ld. b o for , kyr , ll t! ate ti Ihereiflf 1itt0,1,h4,41,004,9piiii119,•0f:10f.r., PA r aillt 9 1 4 i 1 ,1 . 4 1 311 1 5' , . that they nut only f ur ni s h e d her withloard and lotlikrig,-,hat aFtottilj witi ti*t br l av:ffi,j l l.• !'iis,otailießr 114 9 1 4 .4 P1Vr. , Ab°Yl Otout her • IYAup took: a fa'ney,tb,, Wag hired iC nll pu Intolivery w 'art ,i t i l i ' it i p tictlintridareid (bittluutelisid ihr); that , s)u) - urighth;ap the b id: 4- t ii e '; elr ,'lt usol ibiki4untltalseseehtiefriosaitut , A*llol - 4; when 10! the floe lady suddenly ;11e4appea,64kjelLYiUglbtr 104 Y, '`i . l i k 4 S2flt it i kii4 l t , Ph!tA iikl44ul, Willlollo4imik,lo«.l‘lar waitin g [n::: I s IT : lf,:: iTi%:l ~ ' ; ‘ : r t "hli.i. ' n ? ".. .' 44 / 1 7 1' . .: ! 7:: 1 : 11 ; ' ! : ,,. ?r i t5 ..7, 1() . tit :, ° i.,, r 6 (9 ' . - 4 1' l''''!' c lAY, /' l 4, 2 o„ikl,uet, l itt ;i ', l 44lF;- T. 'Y r i l+ l ,..-sl.rxqvi e l i t u Tiistia}') a r4g , l4o.),6),KirigHpyr,T i ipi l l l o',cmt, e 4 - . ikall vg#o, 3. o i ar g eA th i ii , i ilk ;110;c ii, hioAta ~ ;219 ilAui:glF,, by Jib' iown Lwifitil witl)s.,flavimg robbed hot+ i PC, i At Pgliqvi 'Slioa. , , , t4ilituibie 41 36 pillow silli,"..,said , tifeptual , kr lit(e dotibt ire qh t it, 4 - n i i d in i , ralooaalti 69 ICClllltigelled Ile r -- . . to pawn it ; but wh at o ' that ? I hae been,•in ., tlie, Pdaceitble 41 1 1kineintertuptidi cassetii*Clvtilha pillolw :flip 414 i i Aar 1 faii g 1e'.;11.9 c *Yid whin it •- is t wnes r .tfit, il' thought I was lawfully EliNP° B i",g 0' m " 11.-}jr° P ei/ Y i ' " "Llint,V: . ailleedthe,Superintogiwit;‘flisllot thepill, .j: " Aifkquvivi yfi t i s i f t s .,H t i r ! s I" ; repli&l. , the.tnan., ', ,i'll3 iv may eall• the4falll ts)4ll . Ali boi%fort we6l . ' ' , Mtt sheiGCC 3: pawl thb' h6st hali,olit444 ' l"gl4) "' .:hq. ' 4l4l Y e II . ... a l my tat tier-airs, icmy ito , her ~ .a iii, , , na,itly,eieryi breela liti ctiA . ; . ifol' l trtitli 4 4hi ) rho - 180g pair to,, i weat .„ , thei - n. ,,,i__ t, i ii.t i ldlit j titk)it. ,,, But . dkt lit"it thiwisillow . i4iiw lie , iifg.i,) ' , „, , ii,ivict.., before' , .11inairiett 1. • ;;'. • • i" I' 1 , een was ; and jt. '%44 a' the tiieller I eat' Wi ' ' her. 11 ''' l'i.f.._ .... ._. a n . ,,,. ;.. ikilkkeeTiiiiiest. Wail Fe: W4B, cpul4 ai! her I a, 1,111t 4 ~ i } ii fti6l,ii'noiv , kas: tlie iaitglificiirt esdiirt, t tal Ilke illike Z6 - tilit'ii a ?4'Ay i heii6lo/1 - 'ex 'i l iiitAlh'iii It' ;,,i, ) , ' 41 , ~.;•• arso j IC W I PP 1T3 1 3 11 4 6 t ' 'Ni t ta 4 a Sliet ' go' ad - init'.l .vvgAlirki, i. t wr4,waelti I IVaTlillitl 4 d; u ! ( / ft tl6 lißlitlPutirt [ to ' ti' , .., ilhe um 'lie ..6iiid , fioilfilmi , 4 ., , i .p il? .1 , o I , husband punished, and therefore wail& r4liil bita ' (From the London New Price Current of Tuesday.) ' SuGAR,The Sugar Market:. towards the close of last week became very heavy, and where the holders were de ,termined, to effect sales 6d. and ls. lower were submitted to; the,reduction was not, however,' general, as the great proportion of the Brokers reftised to sell Sugars at lower prices. The . Market for Muscovades opened In a very languid state this. morning, scarcely any salea . were effected, on account of . the buyers waiting the event of the two public sales of Mauritius ,Sugars, : above 5,000 bags. The 'deliveries from. the warehouses last week for hoMe con sumption, exceed the corresponding week of last year by 900 casks ; the stock is also decreased a little more than 11,000 above the stock of 1825; we observe the landings last year for the five weeks from this period averages above 6,000 casks weekly ;- a further accumulation of Stock can not: in consequence be anticipated. The two public sales of Mauritius Sugar to-day consisted of. 5,803. bags, the first part of a very inferior_description, and a considerable proportion washed, dry brown 545. a 565.; yellow 575. a 645.; the whole nearly sold at prices 6d. a ls. per cwt. lower. As the sale proceeded the prices improved, and we think the result will ,be favourable to the Market ; they sold higher than 'West India Sugars. The Refined Mar- . ket last week was exceedingly. heavy, and. though the quantity of goods on sale was trivial, yet lower prices were submitted to. Low Lumps were purchased at 795.; fine goods fell in proportion. Molasses were heavy at 28s: In the Refined Yfarket to-day no sales whatever were re ported; Molasses 275. ild, a 28.4.-. , Foreign Sugars were much inquired after last . week 'and yesterday, on account of the favourable intelligence 'of the Continental Markets. The description's Most inquired after were yellow Haven nah, for which 86s. were paid. Brazil,' Siam, and Ms.uri tius Sugars were, also in demand for export. Corrr9N.--The. request for Cotton has revived very considerably; the purchases, for the week ending last' night inclusive, ,are-220 Bowed, qd. a 7d.; 100 Pernams, Mid.; 1,000 Surat, 4id, a 51-d.; 270 Bengal, '4id. a 5,1 d.; and Duty, paid, 200 Egyptian, 71(1. a lid. Curia .---The Coffee Market, which, early in lait week, was "heavy at a reduction of Is. a 2s. in the pricen, rallied towards the dose ' and rather extensive - parcels' of St, Dotting° were bought at 518. and 525. ' The Public Sale this forenoon went off with briskness ; the whcilinold 2s. higher than the prices of lust week ; it consisted of 110 casks, :1 bags, all Jainniea Cotfee, good ordinary, rank 545. and 5 Is. 6d. ; fine fine ordinary; 655. 6d.; 'ordinary middling, 745.; middling, 845.; good middling, 88s.- The Jtunaica Coffee , has fully recovered the depression of last week. We believe there have been no imrchasecof the Foreign descriptions. St:' Domingo is uttered at' 52 5. . or fair quality. bust' PR9vlstosis.-The first part of the Government Contracts was taken lust yveelt, 9,000 casks Beef and Pork, in equal proportions of each, at seven guineas per tierce all round, fts the three-fifths, deliverable in the West Indies,and 7/. 13s. 4d.,for the remainder, deliverable , . . at Gibraltar, the average uetng I Os. per tierce under the prices of last year. On this day week, the home delivery, say 4,000 casks Beef, , and 6,000 Pork, Will be contracted for, deliverable at _Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plytnouth. These contracts have little Area on our Market; the busi ness doing is inconsiderable. The season is, however, ex pected to commence in two or three weeks. There is no 'lteration in prices,sinee our hist. 'the quantity of provi sions taken last year by Government was about 29,000 edits, this year :about 19,000.--,-BaCon has again given way, the price to-day is 645. a 665.-lititters are very heavy, but there is no marked reductim , in the prices. :Ric E.-Rice is without alte . rati..on At a late hour to day ,there is m ore inquiry for rtee. New Carolina for home Fpnalinsption, 40s. ; old . :is., With the duty of 15S. off. low, valiq for ext)Pri oi l , ..1,1 .to :11,1., ' ari.li few for Ire - 1 Si th. maine TR l : 3ls 6 Y : i pl i t o l t. ) : ll 77T 4 :::l` . : i l l t; a i :11 ' e 9 c :r u l F:l l i i f l a * ' ,1 ::: ,1 1 ( 1 1 . 1 , 1' " i t i l l i):l , .) 9 l l .l l e t t d . , ... i 0 t a. t o f ri o l t r i 1 7 d 'A' ii. the i, C e x h a ' i el ti e g k:, lapil, atifie#4. tit 7t it. ' ' ,;,' . \' , ,,N*. ~,.,,,A: , 11.6 Ai; '' Vkiktit,`:",lolo, 4 ,ll(it.i.itiortpL-er he - i Torehlogres;Asf; IR.Mns hat week were. iroilsider&l4 'alts) the , nitoicasoad ;1 ppareii ti }r lieaq. ''Theiiiirty . c .kw \iricel falf is ountercius maid" ri oily; t, it was reported some 9f the very low , lialeal were si ;IA El 1 , reels t. , o" ,l * , i'iditvi'ziff:effeE't''Tlicipritteipal'holders • Itz, l. two biol.:es' thin coittilititt•'fi riniforliightt tvrices.,:itthe )epigt ,, of thy import and deliyeritPapvearifavourible for le:ratter ; the iniport '.lif `this•••yett is' 1004 casks .rnotie t taii it; 1825, ' Ll y i t t ill..e' l l iittiele tiWabOliti3;oo4) litisks 4plon on .. ~,.., ~,,„,„„, ot. t MVO' ileliveil44 l *i•datieed , tireldnitbrhy the impulsev4i' 18r stll6 iiiiirni 'Arts Mien ktil o by e theittO4 drlction, of the dutierf'"ilii'iiiti.Vit:slil);''howa‘ier, ' looki ;MO' lithfr, 'l*i'Otrbluitteti silted Mir lase;artMettivarllstitie tie r 6' 21.' gd; ;011i0e4Ver at 21#: , r 44‘ , 17 and pottio-- porovbi Of:trillT:liiiiiireit, - Veiiißitti 41)80(044o; or was, Od. itookisii.; tYollliii: Thom is iti'Sitafei•utiYLiTtitpunli :41ust e »Aso i d , ,,t01d 414';2(11', 11 11htv.O'ligelili aid) row Igis 0 n &AB wiry tbougl4o its 17 bf ' 'Oda' ii,te 6o.iiiitiehlibOirk this i triarlolvt;4l fflrto4diotti 111 adilYliniiitnitiii'lhe Tate ti&ancei 'thilell the Viireheitee, lete i 6 ' ;AIM VP ! gifigil l ihire!ek ' ''ldettoysik!tieniainv, i- poirtit*ly4tl Vs, ltdiliitl4: l 6ll 7 % , "Tit'e tittle! tii-ditt,fl ipareals cc . )Lee*ardsi Itl4'e Mitleht'2ikilitgloitrititet 2ti.:4d. pjdamiellt ilki to_gr: ::c ' ft . s tr : : j a i b i L (.: e; is it T . e_ t tl i lt . , i '4 i h i e t e r t i o l f il ig k i t i ti ' i r ti t i ftt P : B l t t a ro f v t nt s' e i . r !l a l t . j e lle ) tril it i e l i s en rgl Pi la iE e t c f b ; i* :;! i r.;: lit, : lirMi4d I' VilB:4 riikikettniliett iy., S I , '.A . 1i . I, ,lit ' ri, b ,:li ' Out (l" :tatAi rG ; NtittisiekiVere)oll*Vieel' tiictrreductitni ' 'of c4d ; . ; a . 3d,,, 4 50 4 i s l i l i i i. , l 6 : l s i t: t it .i t ,t, : o ti ,b 3 l : l pi 'O rit ett dj , at i n (o4l. l otiz:pie r efiit.onld ,alao be pt 1 t'tlut ed . on' 'Woe tettrii,' ) fillie , public, tot ; I v a ii :10 0 :-(1 1, a wid y . . r e ti n t - , 1 114,, (1: b a id l i; ( 4 4 141 4a C ii griciih e ti t'rri l l ill iesi g : *ei laitt ' c ' ll ' e i ttitirsti . ' ' ;• . ttblnt . : ' t24(lti viso l, i •, 1 , 4 1 , I) ll itli ts i s ' ei crl itt 6 . W t i b tli fvdii l tis iihe d rildii i tTett et' it f '\ l l 3 : l l B p t' a lti rllb. etik ' I 1 A . i s le' 'e'i; general T EA-The tea sale finishedyesterday; --wiki i iigi i , o/ ,... ; ~3 -. ~.. , . a- ve - ty IBC: 1 4.11w bi. ilieciEroifio r a Wfilfitilifii: ailliv‘ithiWl4tbirtft'atiictinitle(f C u n nrYi ItertlialiikontiOlidd , iiailinttvti - vhe'lists - :44:11) " 1.4 3 , i7 4 : 1 4 9: " 'i' .l COMP 'A NilitTol.lt/D t illl6l6'fii9 : "l 1 ''' ''''. 1 h'o6ol6W,Vitiole thestit . in: LEA S'?"IB ' '''''4 ' l''ll 1 lulf (lino ' ' " - a''' . , ,rfy,,,e JAtl 135 44 ii. . • i ''' ' ' Qn d' ,- ~ i , tater Ain', ~..,,,•;‘,...0,..,i1,,4410, ,'l9. I 99,1.1f111ti :".'-; ,'' , ' , L &Pave 1 1 40 1i,,,t4. : ,i.:...; 004, ffi ' i - 11 { ' Colltothi.-:Chtftl 4 :r, •irplt . . - ..41 . • 16 14 . i ‘T il lige, 1 . t 1 , 414 ,. :,. , 44 , Q.1...,41 ,.. 1.5. 4 4. 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P r ivates • , t ,'' .iio et . f t:l:ie li t r li kd at d e ' t! liTi l;! : :jf Pr g l tlo d d i ricllit ilf v- e i l i t a ci' rt:K 4:l4 viarl e.h . , egt :trtorrO bes f lti a; ' i lleglevitiliOitr:4 !: , a! ;9 i liil '');{ s)lif iln Wi! ,';ii'3 , l i, ' " 'ill(4{l{l i i IT EMP, FLAX, and T A 1,i.0 w -The Tallow marl; et :ty1)!(-1i linii lif6ii. steadily; kdi;aittineor: stevbfal!vianitK to Is. 60; 'KO 2s, i)44 *titlyesrhitliy on gitcolnit of.tho,tl4treripi:o s or ' Tine'etnsninjillint , lant.iweekchas'fing.,tittabted jt.lte; I I R p sil et.,; iiited • 'extent 461 4,000 :casks'itgainst'allargi lictli Vlr t yol4.o t' ' 'OW; the icortfapOndingi woek alma iytiar, i Ttomacic ! ii'' ' ti s fliV latent ; 260/001ettsits ,, teFtw't hari "" I ' lm gorire*Poollslig:‘ ireiliid '6lr liittL year'. IffhbliViark et ' fiwa ' 4 't 44 ''iinilwPOlif ' Y'' ' tife:i';ditiasitinta'; 'l4 portiii llesfoloatig..ttlio,,Northerly, WI e Pighetleti ;,:thivride.6t.hirertiliallpyil i c i t i joh cnorkin. m s ' •'4P i i; 4 ' 88m , Ild .'i 0-Yesterdtif 11 " 1 " l ee, d' Goal 04..1 and ,04. ;, it '-' the - !iithAelittroffcihittipri,zviailine,lteitrtiio3llitt44o.4r 'two; iiiid vi a ,, , fil .t t irilitoTbil . d4 tforl..J4ll et , prjev, t it,",.l tti i ?figfrlbLtianithaotetaest4eschifilntalosg,w4 ~:pio 1 64 . ir ta2Ef mikiirCidestot ai Pohl lit iSeler 67s ! 64140 .(1 375jk1(14 4.ii'Skinir u t. 1 ~,rtiretiitv iii,r4ither,higKero 381 iltle„to ,394, , 1.,,. i - 1 . o.' l ' : 1 . 1 „, itti1 4,,,, : jr ti l l- d errand :for, flui t knntinttek-1* to 44- -, 1 i'''' or , •;. 4 .0k ere liar.. , 64ent ft ; Oeat set elation i j 0 ,t*Aiiiricet , ' tilt 'aceeviitit,blifte., dinastrclusi : i ritell4o44s lesneeing ' t 114; ,144.940 ti Fisheries,!ati' , Whieli ;ehdre , hilt aigvi.,,ls: s car ;16 ' 'olaoila. itf§4 , iihim!lagt yetis; - On: the ,1,2t13,01,44tigtAl 4- con' 1 ifrleatile;iitinritiontweite:4eilibried t i„,,„ „ ii,A. omit or 1 two frs ' , -Grertinrui AM, y w hi c k, was --- " -.r: ily ~ j ui - 00 I 'l3/ 'isiiitite I.4l , Orted about -30/ ton :38/ 1 1 ) 1t r m 4 160 %A '', te l t* ' `ol.o4titi!ligeWß Allifirepoited; S t b u t w+ Ny' ' 51V i' is . iniw•6o l, fti,6ti,-.ole,hitter,i in ! 't 4 t jV cv,t, " 11 44 ' ['Act-di-4'44es %; unit irniuy‘oilieis 4 4 t,fia i i xo ti." 4 - 00:11:1:014' " land' Repe' 6A ' arell/ e.tieetilhigher t 4,.i' nseetA Albedo 441) -''.' und"Gtilipolii 48tie 4,0/: -, ' . ' . eSe , per-newtApetlaigei;4 plo .1 , 4% i Sir,—Messrs. Ricardo having, in their letter of the sth inst., to the Editor of the Mormng Chronicle, stated,. that although they would not recognize the Committee appoint ed by the bondholders at the City of London Tavern, the day before, they were willing to give every information to the public us to their management of the Greek loan, for which they were contractors. I now beg leave as a bond holder, and one 'of the public, to put a few simple questions to these gentlemen. 1. Who are the parties alluded to by themselves as having participated in the commission of 60,0001., and for what services did they so . participate ? 2. Did they, in contracting for the loan, agree to allow the deputies to:participate in the commission ; and if 11 ", to what extent, and for what consideration? • 3. What were the . services rendered by Mr. Brassil to entitle him to a commission of 4,0001. ? 4. Do they allow interest on the large balances which have been so long in their possession ; or is the public to under stand that by not allowing interest, it is more fur their individual benefit that expenditUre for assistance to the Greek cause should be withheld thin incurred? 5. In whose-possession are the 185,000/. of bonds, said to have been purchased to support the markets; and when, from whom, and by whose orders, were such purebacto made ? •-• As these questions relate entirely to matters of acemait, they cannot be said to lead to premature disclosures inimi ' cal to the cause of Greece ; therefore, Messrs. Ricardo irck Co. can have no hesitation in answering them. , • Loudon, Sept. 'S. SCREJTAT° EXETER PACKET. To CAPE. PIGOT, U.M.S. RAMILLIES. Deal, Sept. 15. Sir,—We have the honour to annex a copy of a letter from fir. John.l3ennett, Secretary to Lloyd's, in reply to the statement e t Lieutenant Charles Turner (which you did us the favour to trans mit on the'bth), relative to the measures he adopted, with his boat's crew, in conjunction with those of the Sea Lark and Fig revenue cruisers, in protection of the cargo of the Exeter Packet, when on tire, rid subsequently sunk near Reculvers. It affords us great pleasure to convey, through you, this' °f et , pression of the sense entertained by the subscrib ers of Lloyds the meritorious conduct of Lienteuaist Turner, and those co-01)r -rating with him on the occasion referred to, equally honourable to them, and beneficial' to the merchants and others interested in the vessel in question. We have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient humble servants, and Co. (Signed) GOODWIN, CURLING , Agents to Lloyd's. TO MVSSRS. UOODWIN, CURLING, AND CO., "Al' 4 Gentlemen—Your favour of the sth instant, annexing # copy of a letter sent to you by Captain Pigot, of his illajesty•s shop Raqiilies, from Lieutenant Charles TUrtier, on the Coast Blockade Service at Bishopstone, reporting the assistance rendered by him self and boat's crew, with the Sea Lark and Atteventicruifert, to the Exeter Packet, Webber, master, from London to Exeter, which took lire near the thwulvers, was holy received and 1441 lir " Lloyd's, fore the Committee for Managing the Affairs of i l l a's ' an • a his exertions for the preservation of their property. copy of Lieutenant Turner's letter' made public, that the parties interested in the vessel and her cargo Sept. 1 . to Lieutenant Turner for his valuable services ; Had any insurance been effected here, the underwriter: would, with much pleasure, have made a proper acknowledeen regret they can only request a you to communicate to Lieutenant Turner, through Capt. Pigot, their best thanks for his zealous assist ance in the protection of the interests of the Underwriters, ter the iiipposithin that the •Teter Packet, or her cargo, might e insured at this establishment. I am, gentlemen, your humble servant, (Signed) .1011 N BENNETT• an►d the Committee MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. , t , LONDON DIARY, FRIDAY, Seer. 22. Jr . .. ..... . s; W. Alana•VOsOrineaeosk/cuaokssnaster....., .at '- ..• .......... •• • 3,1 H. C. Abraham, Wannfirdltch, oilman:— ..if i• I I R. Baily, Curnberlatid-Otdens,revern-keeper . . .... 'j° .1. Blomfield, Fleet-market, innkeeper ": , . , ~...1•P•''4 1 0 R. Bousfield, White Horse-yard; wtioßatu•draper -.••••''''' .11 J. D. Browne, Walthamstono,, surieon, „, , '''' ' ' IQ T. Collins, Witney, Wenktt-nadnufacturer c. ................ •' 0 J. Cro4h wait, Fenchureh4treet,, wintenuerehant .. ~. .. •i s• ''' ,' 1 1 .' H. Dady, Dowgate‘iiill;drpenterl. ' -., , 4 , i l c ) H. Duncan, .Portrinolitht aitrip0tii•.,,,;..,.•.,.• . ..... 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